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4545.67
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100.978
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158.766
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1.33180
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211.449
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Real-time News
On May 17, at the request of the Guizhou Provincial Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters, the State Flood Control and Drought Relief Headquarters Office, together with the National Food and Strategic Reserves Administration, allocated more than 3,000 pieces of central flood control and drought relief materials, including woven bags, laminated woven fabrics, long-filament geotextiles, and drainage equipment, to support Guizhou in its flood control and disaster relief efforts.On May 17th, TsLombard stated that an aggressive tightening cycle is unlikely. Faced with the oil price shock, the extent of policy tightening by global central banks is likely to be quite limited. In Europe, the energy shock is already dragging down economic activity. The UK labor market has been volatile for some time, and hiring sentiment in Europe is becoming increasingly weak. In our view, the tightening力度 of the ECB and the Bank of England this year will be less than the market expects, and this possibility is currently underestimated. In the US, the likelihood of the Federal Reserve implementing policy tightening in the short term is small, and even if it does, it is almost certain to be before 2027.The UAE Ministry of Defense stated that a drone struck a generator outside the Barakah nuclear power plant.On May 17, the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region government announced the activation of the alert level under the "Ebola Virus Preparedness and Response Plan" to protect public health. The Centre for Health Protection of the Hong Kong Department of Health stated that it has proactively sought further information from the WHO, the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention, the Democratic Republic of Congo, and the health authorities of Uganda.On May 17, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) said that on May 16, the IDF killed a commander of the Hamas operations headquarters.
